Author: Gian-Carlo Pascutto
Date: 11:42:14 04/12/01
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On April 12, 2001 at 13:24:02, Dann Corbit wrote: >> >> #41 b6-b7 DELETE book solution >> Kb5-c5 DELETE book solution >> Kb5-c6 DELETE book solution >> Kb5-a5 correct solution >I have: >1k6/5RP1/1P6/1K6/6r1/8/8/8 w - - bm Ka5 Kc5 b7; id "WAC.041"; Ka5 is much better than the others. >> #98 Nc5-b3 DELETE (2nd) book solution >I have: >1r3rk1/5pb1/p2p2p1/Q1n1q2p/1NP1P3/3p1P1B/PP1R3P/1K2R3 b - - bm Nxe4; id >"WAC.098"; Nxb3 wins too, its not much worse than Nxe4. > >> #105 Bd6xg3 additional solution >I have: >r2r2k1/pb3ppp/1p1bp3/7q/3n2nP/PP1B2P1/1B1N1P2/RQ2NRK1 b - - bm Qxh4; id >"WAC.105"; Qxh4 is a forced mate. If Bxg3 is too it must be quite far out, cos my Crafty with singular extensions can't see it. Winning yes, a mate I dont know. > >> #123 Re7-c7 additional solution >> Re7-e6 additional solution >I have: >6k1/1b2rp2/1p4p1/3P4/PQ4P1/2N2q2/5P2/3R2K1 b - - bm Bxd5 Rc7; id "WAC.123"; >Re6 will require additional testing and verification by a chess expert. Re6 gives white quite a bit of defensive options. I dont think its more economical than Rc7. >> >> #140 Be5-c7 additional solution >I have: >r2b1rk1/pq4p1/4ppQP/3pB1p1/3P4/2R5/PP3PP1/5RK1 w - - bm Rc7; id "WAC.140"; >Bc7 will require additional testing anf verification. Rc7 is better, although Bc7 also wins. (more follows, my Netscape barfs at this post)
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